What happens when a band gets kicked off a tour for being too satanic? You'd think that would be the end of the road, but in rock and in metal, it's often just the beginning. That's exactly what happened when Twin Temple was dropped from Charley Crockett's tour over concerns about their overt Satanic image. But almost immediately, Jack White, former frontman of The White Stripes, stepped up, inviting them out to open for him while telling them, quote, "Get in front of me, Satan." It's a story we've seen over and over again. Fred Durst was initially repulsed by Staind's shocking, blasphemous imagery, only to later become the man who gave them their big break. Time and time again, artists who openly flirt with or profess allegiance to Satan don't disappear after the backlash. They often find influential voices eager to elevate them to even bigger platforms. And the story doesn't stop there. We'll look at some of the most openly satanic bands in modern music, examine how the industry's biggest names have responded to them, and even trace how Slipknot's Corey Taylor has dramatically evolved in the way he talks about spirituality, God, and Satan over the years. Is this just rebellion? Is it simply marketing, or does it reveal something much deeper about the spiritual battle behind music?

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